Aiken County Public Schools Amplify Teachers in the Classroom

The United States Access Board, an independent federal agency whose primary mission is accessibility for people with disabilities, stated that acoustical performance is an important consideration in the design of classrooms. As many classrooms were built during a time when acoustics was not a significant concern, it is critical for administrators to consider the affects poor acoustics may have on student learning. Research shows that ambient noise and reverberation normally not noticed by adults can have a negative affect on learning environments for young children, as they require optimal conditions for listening and comprehension....[more]

DVDs

The DVD-110 fulfills many needs at our school because we have a morning school news program, student projects, individual classroom teacher presentations and full school presentations and its features allow us to do many tasks that we previously couldn’t accomplish....[more]

Multimedia Players

As a dance teacher, my students need something loud enough they can move to while I need the portability. I love my Performer Plus™!...[more]

Headphones

I purchased the 2924AV headphones for my 9th grade students to listen to audio books so they can practice their reading comprehension skills....[more]

Cassette Recorders/Players

We use the Translucent Cassette Player to help in our listening center for our pre-school, 3rd and 5th grade listening centers....[more]

PowerPro

In our physical education courses, we use the PA916-SD to play music and make announcements during activities....[more]

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